Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17
WEDNESDAY AUGUST L, 1887
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Valley Yesterday.
Doctor Reed VIII be in Candelaria
every Thursday,
D.. Reed will be back IN Hawthorne
on Thursday evening,
Neal Ward Of Coryvi1e, was in
Hawthorne last Sunday
Satin ribbon in new shades just
received at @. f. Taylor's
Sweet potatoes snd fac Newcastle
melons, at Sob -Wright's.
Mrs. Wheeler Alien arrived from
San Jose last Wednesday.
Yesterday the Mount Diablo ship
ped four bars worth S378s
Fred 0sgood went to Garfield on
Monday to work in the mir.
Fine new Mason Valley potatoes for
sale by E. P. Lovejoy, Wabuska.
Tom Pesc can give plenty of work
to a large number Of ood-choppers.
Mrs George White returned, last
Wednesday, from her visit to Carson
Six bars of Garfield bullion worth
about $4,000 were shipped on Monday.
There are thirty men at work for
the Con. Esmeralda, and room for
more.
o. f. Taylor is renewing his entire
stock of dry-goods, notions, medi-
clnes etc.
Senator Harris of Douglas county
has begun work on his mines IN
Red Canon.
Jim Waddell is tagging up his Gel
lar TO keep the badger from tunnelling
1t to pieces.
Billy Hall and George Dewar of
Coryville. have been visiting their
Hawthorne friends.
Nick Baue came down from Bodie,
last Wednesday and went to San Fran
cisco on Thursday.
On Wednesday last Glenn Ogg
came down from Mono Lake, and
went north on the G. & G.
Frank Rice is in charge of Bob
Wrights store during the absence of
the owner in search of sage-hens,
Knapp and Laws have been been
raising and strengthening the south
side of the store Austin Hull is mas
ter mechanic.
Notwithstanding the explosion of
the Giant Powder works, Knapp and
Laws will be able to supply all de-
mands for powder.
Rev. G. l. LogaD, Principal, and
7. E. Sisson, Financial Agent of the
Bishop Greek Academy were on the
train going home yesterday.
Charley Dake. of Genoa, started
last Friday for Butte City, Montana.
Charley is good printer, and expects
to work in the Miner office in that
city,
The rite Of confirmation was ad
minlstered to thirteen boys and twenty
eight girls by Bishop Manogue at the
Catholic Church in Carson on Sunday
last.
A nrlinoftnpo 20
be received, and the coming State Fair
promises to be veritable exposition,
SO far as the variety of the display is
concerned.
John Hammond and Tom Daley are
hauling their dirt from the Cold Tur.
key to the Big Squaw, where they will
wash it out 1t i, so fine that 1t does
not need crushing.
State Superintendent Dewey announ.
ces that the Industrial School, At
Carson, has only been closed down
during vacation, and that the board
have no intention of closing it perma.
nently.
Watches or anything in the line of
9ewelry needing repairs, If left at o.
f. Taylor's will be forwarded to a
nrst-class workman. Good work
guaranteed, prompt attention and
reasonable prices.
Silver State; A private letter from
KNOXVILLE states that water is scarce
yet the second crop of alfalfa looks
well. The Millionaire nine is loom.
into promise and is producing black
ore that is very rich.
Carson Tribune; Carson did no,
lose more than $1,000 on the Haw
Morne baseball match Our boys
jumped about half OF what they cap
ureo from the Virginia and Reno